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LocalChina delivers three bridges
Aug. 18, 2020The People's Republic of China continues to help Dominica in the development of its infrastructure with the recent delivery of three bridges.
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LocalFeeding the less-fortunate during COVID-19
Aug. 18, 2020A group of citizens along with the clergy of the Roman Catholic Church have teamed up to organize a feeding programme in Roseau for the less fortunate, destitute and vagrants.
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LocalGlenworth "Cassava Man" Cyrille: How I began my cassava bread ...
Aug. 18, 2020Glenworth Cyrille of Calibishie is better known as the "Cassava Man" because he has made cassava bread into a lucrative business employing at least seven people.
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LocalBudget of Faith
Aug. 18, 2020"And how I cannot wait for this international airport to begin," said Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit on Tuesday morning as he presented the Government's Budget for 2020 to 2021 fiscal ...
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LocalReal Fears of Reopening Borders
Aug. 18, 2020Bernard Allen (not his real name), has spent time at the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) while nearing the brink of death. Because of his experience there, Bernard, who is in ...
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LocalTwo in one day
Aug. 18, 2020Mona Marie Lestrade of Morne Rachette and Ann Laviniere of Bagatelle are two of Dominica's latest centenarians.
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Local"You Never Miss the Water…"
July 21, 2020'You never know what you have until you lose it". These were the words which rang out in my head as I listened to Danelson Mahautiere and Mitchel Davis lament ...
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LocalFrom talk to action – Part V
July 21, 2020Over the last two articles we have been discussing the first foundation principle that will guide some of the actions that the Dominica Freedom Party will take to help guide ...
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LocalTransforming Dominica's Front Porch to a Liveable City
July 21, 2020Urban liveability takes into consideration the city in the mind versus the city on ground. It is the relationship between city users and their urban surroundings. A city should satisfy ...
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LocalTwin Trouble
July 21, 2020The authorities here could be placed in the uncomfortable position of either having to accept a deportee from the United Kingdom or face the wrath of the British government.
